Indo Ultra Fluted Bleeding Favia Mother Colony
The Indo Ultra Fluted Bleeding Favia Mother Colony is a living masterpiece that transforms any reef into a gallery of natural artistry. Deep crimson and burnt orange hues radiate across each polyp, adorned with intricate leopard-like markings that dance and shimmer under your aquarium lighting. The signature fluted polyp edges create mesmerizing textural depth—each pulse and extension reveals the colony’s full architectural splendor and extraordinary color saturation.
Key Features
- Deep crimson and burnt orange coloration with leopard-like markings
- Fluted polyp edges create striking textural depth
- High color saturation under proper lighting
- Genetically consistent fragments that maintain original traits
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Bleeding Favia (Indo Ultra Fluted) |
| Form | Mother Colony |
| Color | Deep crimson, burnt orange with leopard-like patterns |
| Polyp Structure | Fluted edges, multiple polyps per colony |
| Fragmentation | Can be split to produce genetically identical frags |
FAQ
How does the fluted polyp structure affect the appearance in the tank?
The fluted polyp edges create a unique textural depth that enhances visual interest and adds dimension to the reef display, especially under LED or actinic lighting.
Can this colony be split to grow more individuals?
Yes, the colony can be fragmented to produce genetically identical offspring, allowing for expansion of the colony while maintaining the original coloration and traits.
What type of lighting is best for this species?
This species thrives under bright, spectrum-rich lighting such as LED or actinic lights that enhance the crimson and orange hues and bring out the leopard-like markings.
Richard Smith –
The colony has been in my tank for three months and the colors are vibrant and stable. The fluted edges give it a unique look that stands out in my reef setup. I’ve split it once and the new frags match the parent perfectly.
Abigail Marshall –
This is one of the most visually striking corals I’ve ever had. The red and orange tones are intense and the markings move subtly with the light. It’s become the centerpiece of my tank.
Liam Powell –
Great coloration and texture. It’s a bit sensitive to water flow, so I’ve adjusted my current to keep it healthy. The frags I took are growing well and look identical to the parent.
Nathan Smith –
Installed it a month ago and it’s already showing strong color development. The fluted edges are very noticeable and add a lot of depth. I’m very satisfied with the performance and appearance.